Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-06
COMPARING NOTES.
Congressman Mills CIoseted at Oak
view with entCleyeIand and
tie Democratic Leaders.
The President 20 Start on His Western
"Trip with Well.Df lined Plans as 10
What He VIII Say In Speeches.
Secretary OF tho Treasury Fsirchild Called
Unexpectedly from Hts Vacation 10
TAX Tarin and Finance,
OF Timing = POLICY.

OF Timing = POLICY.
Special to the Gazette.
WASHNGTON, Sep. 5.-C0ngress man
Mills OF Texas has Joined the conference
at Olkyiew by request OF the President.
He viii be there several days. There
csn be little doubt IS to the cause Of the
conference, and the outcome Of it Will 5e
that Mr.. Cleveland vii! start on g trip a.
the end Of this month with well detned
plans as TO VIVA. ne will say in
his speeches. The main t0pic
of conference VIII undoubtedly be
the tariff question upon which the
President does not wish to antagOn re-
either the Carlisle or the Randall element
This action of the Presi lent, so politi-
clans say, virtually pledges the sdminis-
tratiOn 10 Carlisle and Mills; the former
will therefore get the speskershiD, and
the latter the Craftsmanship OF the ways
and means committee
SUMMONED To WAsHINGTON
WASHINGTON, Sept. J.-SeCceLsry Far
cdild is expected to arrive heTe tonight.
When he LETT here several DAYS 500 il was
his intention to remain away st least 2
month, aud the sudden change ia his
plans is said to be the desire on the part
of the President TO confer with him in
regard to the treatment of tariff and
financial questions in his next annual mes
sage to Congress.
CARLISLE InUBr. CONTESTED ELECTION.
WASHINGTON, Sept. The ties Imonv
IN the contested election OF Geo -ge H..
Thooe against John G.. Carlisle IN the
Sixth Cougce sionaI district OF Kentucky
was opened t. day by the clerk of the
House and ordered printed Nj. Car
Use appesre' in his own behsH and Gen
ersl SypheF, eX-mem0er from LouisiRna,
appeared as counsel for }Ir. ThObe The
sealed package contained the notice Of
contest, the answer and dispositions on
the part of Nj. Thobe. Mr.. Carlisle Of
fered no testimony.
WILL NOT TX RETIRED.
Special to the Gazette.
WAsuINGTON, Sept. j. - Commodore
Hermsny of the navy said to your CORE
spondent to-day that Admiral Luce Will
not be retired or relieved from the North
Atlantic squadron He said the relations
between Admiral Luce and Secretary
Whitney are as amicsbIe as they possibly
could be.
TEXAS TENSIONS.
Special To the Gazette,
WASHINGTON, Sept. 5.-Tbe following
Texas pension was issued today: George
w Townsend, Bolton.
THE MRDICAL CONGRESS
WASHINGTON, Sept. When the In
ternstionaI Medical Congress met this
morning, President Davis invited the
vice presidents to seats on the stage
az
phis, George Byrd Harrison OF Washing
ton, and Henry BsDga of France, were
elected as associate secretaries
DR.. T. S. Arnold of New
York, as treasurer; Dr. *. c..
, bunting of Philadelphia as chairman of
! the finance committee, DR.. Henry y
Swift of Philadelphia as chairman of the
executive committee and DR.. A. F. Gar
nett of Washington as chairman OF the
committee of arrangements.
The Secretary General then read MS
report, giving detailed account of the
manner in which the congress was invit-
ed to meet in Washington and
in the work of organization
This work was now completed and he
submitted programme and volume OF
OF the committee on arrangements, an
nounced the social programme Of the
Congress. 1t included q conversations
Office, en- informal reception
by the President and Mrs. Cleveland
tomorrow, a lawn party by Hon. JOSIAH
Dent, reception by Secretary snd Mrs.
Whitney, the reception and buffet ban
/ n Pension llffipo Vic
Mount Vernon upon the United States
vessels, and an excursion to Niagara
Falls. He said it was source
! of regret and embarrassment that
the month Of September had been Sc
! lected for the congress and the commit
tee felt duty to explain the absence Of
that boundless hospitality for which
Washington was so well known Il was,
/ he said, due to the absence from
the city OF so many of those
I who g. other seasons want to open their
doors to visitors. President Davis next
| introduced Secretary Baysrd, who wei
coined the congress to Washington In an
ELOQUENT address. The welcome was &C
/ knowledged and responded to briefly by
! DR.. William Harris Lloyd, inspector-ge
/ eral r. N, in behalf of Great Britain,
I DR.. Leon Lsponte of Paris, in behalf Of
Frlnce, Prof. PIG ina of Hamburg, OF
the part of Germany, Senator NJ. Sem
mols OF Naples, for Italy and Sir Charles
Reyber Of St. Petersburg, representing
the government OF Russia DR.. Unns
spoke IN German, and Doctors SemmoIa
and Laponte in French.
President Davis having called one OF
the Fice-Presidents toIthe chair proceeded
to deliver his opening address. The pre-
siding officer proposed vote OF thanks
to Professor Davis, which was enthasi-
astically accorded, and he then announc-
ed the congress adjourned till 10 O'Clock
tomorrow.
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